Sentence examples for the cited amount from inspiring English sources

The cited amount of €24 million is actually the value of the subject matter of this injunction verdict as determined by court, not the actual fine (although it could become that much).

In fact, the quantitative data they cite amount to (at best) a very thin reed on which to hang such a mighty claim.

International dollar is a term mostly used in economics in conjunction with a country's purchasing power parity and is defined by the World Bank as: "an international dollar would buy in the cited country a comparable amount of goods and services a U.S. dollar would buy in the United States" (World Bank 2016b).

VDI said Bain had canceled the purchase because its senior lender would not finance the transaction, citing the amount of debt as too high.

In September, Tomioka mayor Katsuya Endou announced that it would be impossible for all residents to return within the next five years, citing the amount of time it would take to decontaminate the town and rebuild its infrastructure.

She cited the amount of water peacekeepers would consume — up to 40 times per person what a typical Darfurian uses, the burden on already broken roads and communications, and the huge expectations the force's arrival will create.

Public debt excludes the trust funds and cites the amount owed the public to make the debt appear less than it actually is.

"Moreover, the amounts cited by the comptroller's office pertaining to the deductions for the M.L.B. revenue-sharing credit and the advertising revenue for the sign behind home plate --which is neally all of the comptroller's claimed shortfall -- have consistently been disputed by the Mets".

Firm Chairman John Quinn asked The Recorder to not print the amount, citing the confidentiality provision, and declined to comment further.

In grand jury testimony, Webber acknowledged receiving some money, but said it was much less than the amount cited by Martin.

Both Potash and the government of its home province, Saskatchewan, had fiercely lobbied Canada's Conservative government to block the deal, citing what amounted to national security concerns.